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Software Development Guidelines

Small book cover: Software Development Guidelines

Software Development Guidelines

Publisher: literateprogramming.com
Number of pages: 103

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The intent of this document is to create a guide for software source code quality. The guidelines appearing herein apply to anyone who creates, modifies, or reads software source code. This document is simply a set of rules to follow during the implementation phase that will help produce a higher quality result.

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